Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

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Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby jdbuckshot » Thu Sep 16, 2010 9:37 am

our club is wanting to put together a hunt for hadicapped youth hunters. if anyone has some contact information of an organization i could contact i would appreciate it. we have done this in the past, but the guy that did it is no longer in the camp. we have great deer hunting and plenty of stands, and voulenteers.

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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby duforester » Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:22 am

Contact your local NWTF chairman. If that falls through, let me know and I can get you other contact information.
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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby donia » Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:26 am

jdbuckshot wrote:our club is wanting to put together a hunt for hadicapped youth hunters. if anyone has some contact information of an organization i could contact i would appreciate it. we have done this in the past, but the guy that did it is no longer in the camp. we have great deer hunting and plenty of stands, and voulenteers.

Thanks.

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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby Dutch Dog » Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:46 am

That guy at Catchadream will NOT return your calls or e-mails. Don't fool with him as he's only into getting himself on TV.
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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby ducman77 » Thu Sep 16, 2010 2:33 pm

wilkat7 wrote:try http://www.ahuntabove.org.


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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby GordonGekko » Fri Sep 17, 2010 9:40 am

NWTF does a good job with this stuff, I sent you some contact info via PM
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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby DUCKAHOLIC » Fri Sep 17, 2010 12:06 pm

Dutch Dog wrote:That guy at Catchadream will NOT return your calls or e-mails. Don't fool with him as he's only into getting himself on TV.


Brother that is just wrong.......Dr Brunson is one of the nicest and most honest people to ever walk the face of the earth........they do big things for kids HUGE. If you will read their web site about offering hunts they tend to stay with large outfitters because they can supply everything9hunt room and board,medical) for the children that they do things for.......sorry you didnt get resonded to....but saying the organization is just into TV was a little bit off in my opinion
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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby Dutch Dog » Fri Sep 17, 2010 12:24 pm

That is the impression I got after repeated attempts to contact HIM, not "them", as well as other members repeated attempts to contact him, coupled with a few people from the area down there that saying that he had gotten "big time" now and didn't have time for small time people like us. Somewhere in the middle between your statement about him being nice and honest etc and their statements to me is probably the truth. What you're saying about the org only going with big outfitters probably holds some truth too because of it being "all inclusive". Either way it goes, several of us tried repeatedly to get in touch with him a few years ago and not a single one of us ever got a return call or e-mail. Water under the bridge now, but as far as the original topic goes, Jim and their camp would be better served going with a different organization (NWTF or A Hunt Above) for the reasons brought out by you.
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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby cockandlock25 » Fri Sep 17, 2010 10:11 pm

I think B&J does some of that. Try asking J. Autry at Casco about it. He may have some info on it.
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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby jsherwin » Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:18 am

DD,

I'm a Host for Catch A Dream. I'm leaving on a hunt in a few weeks with a kid. I've stayed in everything from a trailer to a 5 star lodge. It really doesn't matter. If your trying to get a hold of Dr. Brunson right now it's gonna be hard. We have something close to 29 hunts going on with terminally ill kids right now. Sept. - Nov. is tuff. He may be on a hunt as we speak, as he does go on several hunts as Host himself.

The TV deal is done by Drury OD and others, not CAD. just saying.

CAD only deals with terminally ill kids.

That being said I really don't think it matters who you call, You can do it yourself. Just make a difference in a kids life.

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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby Deadeye » Tue Sep 21, 2010 7:06 am

NWTF Wheelin Sportsman - contact Joe Wood 601.613.8675 or jwood@nwtf.net

I did it for the first time last year, my club participated. I had an unbelievable time and was tremendously touched while listening to the testimonies from the kids. I recommend everyone doing it... we are so blessed and so fortunate to be able to do what we love with out restriction or handicap.

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Re: Wheeling Sportsman / handicapped hunters

Postby southernvaughan » Tue Sep 21, 2010 9:01 am

S.H.A.R.E. organization. Good group of guys! Check them out and they just got started. Based right here in the Jackson area.

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